In Ukraine, another category of citizens can be mobilized: who the TCC will pay attention to

According to hvylya.net: Martial law in Ukraine has been extended for another three months - until November 5, 2025. Along with this, the general mobilization regime remains in place, which will act according to new government rules from August 1. Resolution No. 560 of the Cabinet of Ministers defines the procedure for the conscription of citizens for military service in conditions of a special period.

According to the new document, not only reservists and conscripted individuals without grounds for deferment can be called into the Armed Forces, but also individuals with criminal records. This applies to those who have been convicted of minor or even some serious crimes - provided that they do not concern treason or terrorist activity. In some cases, the decision on their mobilization must be made by the General Staff, intelligence, or the SBU.

Those who received a sentence with a probation period, as well as suspects and defendants, may also be mobilized if after their release from custody they are not subjects of cases related to national security or especially serious crimes. In this case, they are required to appear at the TCC within 48 hours.

At the same time, part of the citizens have a legal right to deferment. Among them are individuals with health problems, large families, students, scientists, and others who fall under clearly defined categories. The duration of the deferment depends on specific circumstances.

The resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 560 has extended martial law in the country for three months. If necessary, even individuals with criminal records who have not committed treason or terrorist acts may be called to the Armed Forces. Meanwhile, there is a right to deferment from military service for certain categories of citizens, including those with health problems or those who are parents of many children.